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La Baume-de-Transit - Sainte-Croix
The Eglise Sainte-Croix was erected outside the walls of La Baume-de-Transit as a funeral chapel. The cementary around the church still exists, but the church underwent a modification later.
When it was built in the 12th century this was a "round" church with four apses dedicated to the "Saint Sépulchre". I have seen similar "tetraconch" churches in Galliano (Lombardy) and Montmajour (Bouches-du-Rhône).
Here only three of the apses "survived", as in 1668 the northern apse was knocked down and got replaced by a nave. The traces of the apse can be seen (from the gallery) on the floor of the nave.
When it was built in the 12th century this was a "round" church with four apses dedicated to the "Saint Sépulchre". I have seen similar "tetraconch" churches in Galliano (Lombardy) and Montmajour (Bouches-du-Rhône).
Here only three of the apses "survived", as in 1668 the northern apse was knocked down and got replaced by a nave. The traces of the apse can be seen (from the gallery) on the floor of the nave.
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